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What is Trauma-Informed Practice

Cases on Current Issues, Challenges, and Opportunities in School Counseling
Actions that school personnel can implement to assist students in feeling safe and avoiding traumatization/retraumatization.
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A Safe Place for All Students: The School Counselor's Role in Establishing Trauma-Sensitive School Environments
Crystal E. Hatton (Liberty University, USA) and Angelica Greiner (Liberty University, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-7556-0.ch001
Abstract
Experiencing trauma and its impact is often intensified for members of underserved communities. Since children and adolescents spend a significant amount of time at school, it is imperative that they feel safe and comfortable in order to learn. School counselors have an ethical obligation to implement trauma-informed practices to meet the diverse needs of all students and establish an educational environment in which they can thrive and reach their full potential. The purpose of this chapter is to outline how professional school counselors can successfully implement trauma-informed practices to establish trauma-sensitive school environments. Within this chapter, the authors will provide an overview of trauma, discuss how it impacts students and manifests within the school environment, explore the school counselor's role in implementing trauma-informed practices, and utilize realistic case studies to demonstrate how school counselors can apply this knowledge when working with students in real life situations.
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Remote Teacher Preparation Amidst COVID-19: Creating Trauma-Informed Communities of Inquiry
The recognition of and active response to the potential impact of traumatic experiences on the design and delivery of any services or supports.
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Increasing Readiness for Cultural Responsiveness and Trauma-Informed Practice: Collective and Individual Readiness
Trauma-informed practice refers to the utilization of knowledge related to how trauma affects learning and behavior for use in the school environment.
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Language, Social Pragmatic Communication, and Childhood Trauma
Recognizing the symptoms of trauma, being able to incorporate knowledge about trauma and its effects on development into policies and professional practices ( SAMHSA, 2014 ).
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